I think Excel will let you do this. Just plot one of the graphs with its time axis; then add the second graph, with its time axis. Excel will locate the points properly. If you want to get fancy, you could write code in Python, or any other scientific programming language, that interpolates between time points and give you estimated graph points from one graph at the other graph's time points.

LarryD

I'm not an expert on potentiostats, but notice that the test resistor on the little board that comes with the Rodeostat is only a 2 wire circuit....

Larryd

We are interested in running a linear sweep (aka a ramp) from about -.4 to +.7 volts in about 1 second using as many sample steps as possible We notice that for sample steps less than about .005 seconds, the sweep takes longer than the nominal input values would predict. Is the sweep really running slower than we requested or is this overhead time to transfer the data when the sweep is finished?
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Larryd

What's the difference between get_volt() and get_ref_volt()? They're both described as returning the voltage between the working and the reference electrodes. Is there any way to get the voltage between the working and the counter-electrode?